广岛纪念原子弹爆炸80周年 呼吁核裁军
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广岛纪念原子弹爆炸80周年 呼吁核裁军

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广岛以庄严仪式纪念原子弹爆炸80周年,全球政要出席,强调在全球紧张局势加剧之际,迫切需要核裁军。

2025年8月6日,广岛纪念1945年原子弹爆炸80周年。广岛和平纪念公园举行了庄严的纪念仪式,超过5.5万人参加,其中包括来自创纪录的120个国家和地区的代表。上午8时15分,即原子弹投下的确切时间,全场默哀一分钟,以悼念截至当年年底约14万遇难者。

广岛市长松井一实在致辞中表达了对全球军事扩张趋势及日益依赖核武器作为国家防御手段的担忧。他敦促全球决策者通过对话寻求安全,而非依赖核武器。

日本首相石破茂重申日本致力于无核武世界,但未明确支持《禁止核武器条约》,反映出日本对美国核威慑的依赖。

教皇利奥十四谴责核威慑理念,称其为“虚幻的安全”,呼吁通过对话避免相互毁灭。

仪式还强调了核爆幸存者(被称为“被爆者”)人数的减少,他们的平均年龄已超过86岁。他们的证言继续成为核战争恐怖和和平重要性的有力提醒。

联合国秘书长通过副秘书长中满泉传达信息,警告“核冲突风险正在上升”,并强调加强全球裁军机制的必要性。

此次纪念活动深刻提醒人们核武器的灾难性后果及实现全球裁军所需的持续努力。

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On August 6, 2025, Hiroshima observed the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing that devastated the city in 1945.

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A solemn ceremony was held at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, attended by over 55,000 people, including representatives from a record 120 countries and regions.

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A minute of silence was observed at 8:15 a.m., the exact time the bomb was dropped, to honor the estimated 140,000 victims who perished by the end of that year.

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Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui addressed the gathering, expressing concern over the global trend toward military build-up and the increasing reliance on nuclear weapons for national defense.

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba reiterated Japan's commitment to a world without nuclear weapons but stopped short of endorsing the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, reflecting Japan's reliance on U.S. nuclear deterrence.

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Pope Leo XIV condemned the concept of nuclear deterrence, calling it an 'illusory security' and urging for dialogue over mutual destruction.

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The ceremony also highlighted the diminishing number of hibakusha, or survivors, whose average age now exceeds 86.

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The United Nations Secretary-General, in a message delivered by Under-Secretary-General Izumi Nakamitsu, warned that 'the risk of nuclear conflict is growing' and emphasized the need to strengthen the global disarmament regime.

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